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    On 29 September 1938‚ the four leaders of Germany‚ Italy‚ Britain and France signed an agreement on the fate of the Sudeten territory in Czechoslovakia‚ without the Czechoslovak authorities present‚ which‚ it would seem at the time‚ was a guarantee of peace. Such was the premise of the event‚ but in reality it represented the abandonment of Czechoslovakia (Weinberg‚ 1988: 165)‚ by France in particular‚ and the naïve nature of the foreign policy of both Britain and France. It was a failure in upholding

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    government‚ whereas back then if you said anything negative about the communists they would put you in prison. The concept of freedom was also very different. There wasn’t a real democracy with the communists in power. The communistic regime in Czechoslovakia was characterized by the absence of free elections. Many basic human rights were limited such as freedom in political or religious beliefs‚ freedom of speech‚ the right to assemble or the right to education. This affected the Do 2 lives of people

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    of a Cruel Star Heda Margolius Kovaly was a woman who during her time in Czechoslovakia lived through many harsh periods for not only the country‚ but people of Jewish heritage as well. Her memoir Under a Cruel Star tells her story of hardship from 1941 to 1968. In this memoir she explains her time in Auschwitz‚ her escape‚ as well as life in Communist Czechoslovakia‚ concentrating more on the hardships of Czechoslovakia after World War II. While Kovaly’s memoir depicts the suffering of the Czechoslovakian

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    market in Russia is not so full as in Czech republic and there is more space for another companies. It’s your choice. But if you go with Czech Republic‚ you can also easily expand to Slovakia. They have very similar laws and language because it was Czechoslovakia before. I choose Czech Republic also because it has cheaper land‚ labour and resources. It is also more powerful than Russia. It is an investor thought to research first the how well the performance of desired country to invest that is why it

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    Germany was blamed for starting the world war one in 1914‚ and took a huge hit from the aftermath in 1918 having a total of almost 700 thousand casualties. Since germany was the main contributor of the start of this war‚ other countries turned their backs and forced the germans to pay for what they have done. Hence the activation of a treaty that took alot away from them. They were not allowed to build up their army‚ they had to lose land‚ and pay to france for the chaos that has been caused. The

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    define and answer the question of what makes a nation through culture and language. Kundera asks the Czech people to rebuild the nation through the lens of culture and language proposed by writers like him. After WWII‚ the borders of Czechoslovakia remained intact. The people remained in the same place‚ lived in the same location‚ and spoke the same language. If the nation no longer existed‚ then it would be logical that the people no longer exist. Arguing that a nation exists based on its

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    Neri‚Schnell G. AB-IS4 NATO EXPANSION NATO enlargement is desirable because it will promote stability in Europe and in the world. There are several concerns regarding possible expansion of NATO membership‚ but the basic question is whether or not NATO should expand its membership. The following sections address the negative and positive sides of the argument. Yes it is nessesary‚ they have its benefits expanding NATO. NATO expansion is a critical issue now because leaders of the Central

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    RUNNING HEAD: THE CULTURAL CHALLENGES OF DOING BUSINESS OVERSEAS The Cultural Challenges of Doing Business Overseas Cristal Mitchell University of Phoenix Introduction To the average person‚ the idea of opening a pizza franchise in the Czech Republic sounds odd. Here’s what’s interesting: the franchising sector in the Czech Republic is steadily growing and the concept of franchising is becoming familiar to an increasing number of companies and individuals (www.factbook.net). American

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    “A Word About Words” Havel Evaluation Havel’s essay entitled “"A Word About Words‚"” Havel came to the conclusion. We have an ethical duty to always be suspicious of words. The three arguments Havel makes to support this claim are that we’ve always believed in the power of words to change history‚ and all events in the real world always have their prologue in the realm of words. This conclusion needs a lot of support and strong examples that are relevant‚ reasonable‚ and sufficient. Havel’s

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    effect of the Spanish Civil War and how the left becoming ‘war minded’ took affect on Britain. Source two and three look at the shift in public opinion but have differences in terms of the shift. Source two represents it as Hitler’s occupation of Czechoslovakia in March 1939 where as source 3 states it was instead the Munich Agreement. It can be evaluated that some members of the British Public and Government were still ‘reluctant’ to go into war. Firstly when looking at the growing support seen through

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